UniType sɣur Craig McNeill

UniType allows you to easily type in special Unicode fonts on any website.

When enabled, this extension automatically converts the input you type into a text field into one of the available Unicode font sets: Full Width, Old English, Cursive, Double-Struck, Circled, Dark Circled, and Squared.

To start using UniType, click the toolbar button to open the settings menu. In here, you can toggle UniType on/off and select a font. You can also toggle "Combos", which is the automatic substitution of special combination characters (for example, try typing "cool" in the Squared font).

Whether or not the resulting text will display correctly after submission depends on the individual sites' support for Unicode characters, as well as the platform you are using.

Version 1.1.0 Changelog:

• Support for "contenteditable" elements
• Fixed buggy behaviour on certain websites (for example, text disappearing in the chat box on twitch.tv)